Math 1100-001
Quantitative Analysis
Syllabus
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Thursday
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Homework
Mathematica
Commands
Logging into MATHEMATICA on Math Server:
1. Get an account set up through the Math Department
in the Math Tutoring Center.
2. Use a Math Department Computer to access the
Math Server (use the computer lab in the Tutoring Center).
3. Log into your account.
4. To call up Mathematica on your computer, type
"mathematica" or "mathematica &" in the xterm window
on your screen.
5. Mathematica should come up on your screen
as a blank document (similar to that of a newly opened microsoft
word document).
6. Get your pallate through the File menu.
7. Now you are ready to do your work.....input
your first command!
Here is a sample notebook: Mathematica Help for Homework 1
Using Mathematica to find Limits: Mathematica Help for Homework 3
Using Mathematica to Calculate Derivatives using the
Definition: Mathematica Help
for Homework 3 1/2
EXAM 1: February 11th
Topics: Supply & Demand, Profit,
Limits, Continuity, Derivatives (By Definition), Differentiability,
Tangent Lines (The Major Ideas)
Exam 1 Review Sheet
Exam
1 Solutions
Quiz 1: February 23rd
Topics: Derivative Rules
Quiz 1
Solutions
EXAM 2: April 1st
Topics: First Derivative & Second Derivative
(definitinon & meaning in context of business applications), Optimization
(First and Second Derivative Tests), Implicit Differentiation, Related Rates
Exam 2 Review Sheet
Exam 2 Solutions
EXAM 3: April 25 th
Topics: Finding Indefinite and Definite Integrals,
IVP, Differential Equations (Separation of Variables), Area
Exam 3 Review Sheet
Exam 3 Solutions
Review Packet: Due Wednesday, May 4, 2005
Instructions given during class. Come see me for a copy
if you need one.
FINAL EXAM: Wednesday, May 4, 2005 8:00
- 10:00 AM
Sample
Problems